Josephine. John S. C. Abbott

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       John S. C. Abbott

      Josephine

      Makers of History

      Published by Good Press, 2021

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      EAN 4064066208547

Table of Contents

       PREFACE.

       ENGRAVINGS.

       JOSEPHINE.

       Chapter I.

       Life in Martinique.

       Chapter II.

       The Marriage of Josephine.

       Chapter III.

       Arrest of M. Beauharnais and Josephine.

       Chapter IV.

       Scenes in Prison.

       Chapter V.

       The Release from Prison.

       Chapter VI.

       Josephine in Italy.

       Chapter VII.

       Josephine at Malmaison.

       Chapter VIII.

       Josephine the Wife of the First Consul.

       Chapter IX.

       Developments of Character.

       Chapter X.

       The Coronation.

       Chapter XI.

       Josephine an Empress.

       Chapter XII.

       The Divorce and last Days.

       EUGENE AND HORTENSE

       JOSEPHINE.

       THE END.

      JOSEPHINE.

PREFACE.

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      Maria Antoinette, Madame Roland, and Josephine are the three most prominent heroines of the French Revolution. The history of their lives necessarily records all the most interesting events of that most fearful tragedy which man has ever enacted. Maria Antoinette beheld the morning dawn of the Revolution; its lurid mid-day sun glared upon Madame Roland; and Josephine beheld the portentous phenomenon fade away. Each of these heroines displayed traits of character worthy of all imitation. No one can read the history of their lives without being ennobled by the contemplation of the fortitude and grandeur of spirit they evinced. To the young ladies of our land we especially commend the Heroines of the French Revolution.

ENGRAVINGS.

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	Page
THE SIBYL	24
THE WARNING	58
THE PANTOMIME	85
ISOLA BELLA	110
THE INTERVIEW	156
THE CORONATION	224

JOSEPHINE.

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Chapter I.

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Life in Martinique.

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      A.D. 1760-A.D. 1775

      Martinique.